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Crocs-level comfort is now taking some weight off your shoulders with this unusual handbag crafted by the ultralight footwear.
The cult-status clog brand has commissioned HARAM, a Berlin avant-garde fashion label, to design a one-off bag in commemoration of Croctober, which will mark 20 years of Crocs.
As shown in a promotional video, HARAM has deconstructed and sliced up pairs of the controversial shoes and stitched them together to create the sturdy bag. Several Crocs straps are joined together to form a handle, with a gap at the top for even weight distribution.

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For structure and support, two layers of padded footbeds are fitted together. The designer has also made sure the handbag has the perfect amount of space to carry around a pair of Crocs.
The functional accessory is finished in Jibbitz charms, turning an otherwise utilitarian piece into something to tote around at fashion week.

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The final look is symmetrical yet outrageous, and it will surely sway the affections of Gen-Z fashionistas who consider Crocs to be their sole-mates.
HARAM, a sneaker upcycling specialty brand founded by independent kurdish artist All Amin, is a firm believer that things “[don’t] have to look eco to be sustainable.”
Crocs are an ideal fit for this independent label, as they’re made up of an upgraded proprietary ‘Croslite’ material that is both vegan and low on carbon emissions.
And yes, the bag will be available—albeit to one collector only. Crocs will launch a giveaway on September 29, allowing interested fans in the US, France, Germany, South Korea, and Japan to step up to the challenge and vie for the one-of-a-kind piece.
[via Crocs]